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- Femininity - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Femininity, in the context of the Social Sciences, refers to a socializing ideology that encompasses various interpretations and expressions of being a woman It is not a fixed set of essential traits, but rather a concept that defines and organizes gender-related practices and relationships
- Femininity in the 21st century - ScienceDirect
The above extract emerged from an interview with Jay, a 35-year-old, white, heterosexual mother of two The interview took place in 2008, and was part of a larger project on how women made sense of a sexiness entwined with a neoliberal consumer culture, promising freedom and sexual expression, but also about – in Jay's words – a constant regulation of femininity
- Femininity - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
The distinction between masculinity and femininity is increasingly recognized as a continuous dimension, with each individual having both masculine and feminine attributes in varying degrees Masculinity and femininity are inherently relational concepts, arising from gender relations in particular socio-historical contexts
- The toilet paper : Femininity, class and mis-recognition
For instance, Poovey (1984) charts how the emergence of femininity as an ideal was produced through textuality in the 18th century and the category of femininity generated had an affinity with the habitus of the upper classes: of ease, restraint, calm, and luxurious decoration It was a category of pure, white, heterosexuality, later translated
- The rebel, the lady and the ‘anti’: Femininity, anti-feminism, and the . . .
Femininity is thus simultaneously encoded as both the agent of and the weapon against debilitating illness The most persuasive manifestation of femininity is nothing but a sham; both the ‘evil’ and the ‘good’ woman in the story enact rather than embody femininity Kenealy's premise of the biological essence of ‘femininity’ and
- Tourism, ageing bodies and Chinese femininity - ScienceDirect
Since the mid-twentieth century, conceptualizations of Chinese femininity have been subject to an array of complex influences, including Maoism, western perceptions of femininity, the rising influence of mass and social media, and the goals of the state (Liu, 2014) Traditional Chinese values changed dramatically under Mao's leadership
- Masculinity, Femininity, and Gender-Related Traits: A Conceptual . . .
Substitution of traditional bipolar theories with the proposition that masculinity and femininity are independent dimensions and that androgyny, a combination of both, is associated with greater psychological competency than sex-typing held out the promise that a society, in which roles are not differentially assigned to men and women, except
- Masculinity, femininity, and angry drivers: Masculinity and femininity . . .
In low femininity levels, the effect of increased anger towards illegal driving on physical anger expression got more pronounced When the levels of femininity were high, such an effect is less observable (t = 1 13 for low femininity, t = 0 95 for moderate femininity, and t = 0 27 for high femininity)
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